The “AIR II” camera generates alerts from G-Force-based events (acceleration, braking, turning, etc.), offering in-cab audio alerts and video of the event available for viewing in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal from the Camera Events section of Vehicle Cards.
Alert Event Types
Default thresholds for the event types are provided below. If you would like to change any of the thresholds listed below, please contact your Account Manager.
Hard Acceleration – Default .27g
Hard Brake – Default .35g
Hard Turn – Default .31g
Driver Initiated – Generated when the driver pushes the Manual Event button
Power Lost
Note: Triggered when the device is disconnected from power. This is not to be confused with when the camera is in Rest mode upon Ignition Off status.
GPS Tracking
For GPS Tracking, the “AIR II” provides the following data points captured at a 1-minute update rate:
Ignition Status
Camera Events
Power Events
Trip Info
Speeding Events (user-defined in GPS Fleet Tracking Portal)
“AIR II” with AI
For customers with the Fleet All-in-One with AI plan, the “AIR II” will generate the following ADAS (road-facing) and DMS (driver-facing) AI events in addition to the Alert event types identified above:
Road-Facing
Forward Collision Warning*
Close Following
Lane Departure
Stop Sign Violation
Pedestrian Collision Warning*
Driver-Facing
Drowsiness/Fatigue
Cell Phone Use
Distracted Driving
Seatbelt
* These features are disabled by default; users with permissions can enable these events from the Admin: Cameras tab.
For AI event definitions, please refer to Fleet All-in-One with AI FAQ.
AI events are available in all areas where Alert Events can be found:
Requesting Camera Events
You can request a camera event from multiple locations in the Portal: Map Page – Vehicle Card, Camera Media Page, and Admin: Cameras tab. Please use the links below to view instructional documentation on requesting camera events from these locations:
For the purposes of this article, we are providing instructions on requesting camera events from a vehicle’s Vehicle Card from the Map Page of the Portal. Camera Events from the last 30 calendar days are available from the Camera Events section of the Vehicle Card’s Overview tab.
How to Request a Camera Event
From the Camera Events section, click Request Clip next to the camera event you would like to request.
A request is sent to the camera to transmit the video. Once the video is available, the icon is updated to a Play icon.
Note: The time it takes to download is impacted by whether the vehicle is on or off (vehicle must be in ON status to send the video).
Click the Play icon.
Note: Any camera events that take place during nighttime are recorded with night vision; thus, the recording will be in black and white.
Manual Clip Request
From the Vehicle Card, you can use the Manual request button and Manual requests section to request and view clips generated with a custom timeframe.
How to create a manual clip request
From the Vehicle Card, click Manual request next to Camera clips.
The Request video clip pop-up appears. The pop-up provides you with your current clip quota in the header for easy, at-a-glance data consumption.
Note: Requested manual clips count toward your account quota.
Use the data and time selectors to enter the date and time of the clip you would like to manually request.
Use the drop-down next to Duration, to select the time duration of the requested clip (30 seconds or 1 minute).
Note: A 30-second clip counts as 1 clip toward your quota; whereas, a 1-minute clip counts as 2 clips toward your quota.
Click Request Clip.
A message is shown toward the top-right of the screen to confirm the clip was requested successfully. Once you have requested a clip, it may take some time for the video to appear under the Manual requests section of the Vehicle Card. The requested clip is available in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal for 90 days from the original date of request.
Downloading a Clip for Local Storage
You can download a clip, event-based or manually requested, for local storage on your computer (not available for other smart devices) by clicking the Download icon while viewing a clip in the Portal from the Camera Media Page.
Viewing Your Camera Clip Quota
You can view your camera clip quota from a Vehicle Card on the Portal Map page or from the Camera Media Page. Your account gets a quota of 25 clips per camera pooled across the account, which resets on the 1st of each month.
Clip Quota from the Vehicle Card
To view your quota, simply hover your mouse over the info icon next to Camera clips on the Vehicle Card and the pop-over bubble lists the number of clips you have left and the number of days your quota will reset in.
Clip Quota from the Camera Media Page
To view your quota, simply hover your mouse over the “AIR II” label, and the pop-over bubble lists the number of clips you have left and the number of days your quota will reset in.
Viewing a Camera Event
You can view a camera event from the following locations in the Portal:
For the purposes of this article, step-by-step instructions on viewing a camera event from the Vehicle Card on the Map Page is provided below; however, you can click on the links above to see step-by-step instructions specific to other locations.
How to view a camera event
From the Vehicle Card on the Map Page, scroll to the Camera Clips section of the Overview tab.
Once the button reads “Play Clip” (indicated by the blue Play icon), click the Play icon.
A pop-up window appears with the playback of the event.
Click the Play button to play the video in Full View. The following actions are also available:
Unmute: Unmute the video (muted by default) to hear audio.
Playback Rate: Change the playback speed (1x, available).
Picture-in-Picture: View the raw video file.
Split View: See external and internal views simultaneously.
Rotation: Rotate the camera angle.
Within Full View mode (not Split View), you can click and drag in the video to see different angles.
Viewing a Manual Request
You can view manually requested camera clips for up to 90 days from the date of the manual request. The clips are available for viewing from the Manual requests section of the applicable Vehicle Card.
How to view a manually requested clip:
From the Vehicle Card, scroll to the Manual requests section.
Click on Play icon next to the manually requested clip that you would like to view.
A pop-up window appears with the playback of the event.
Click the Play button to play the video in Full View. The following actions are also available:
Unmute: Unmute the video (muted by default) to hear audio.
Playback Rate: Change the playback speed (1x, available).
Picture-in-Picture: View the raw video file.
Split View: See external and internal views simultaneously.
Rotation: Rotate the camera angle.
Within Full View mode (not Split View), you can click and drag in the video to see different angles.